Milner
formerly "rckcrlr"
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Yep, computard question....
Is there a way to convert a wordperfect file to a pdf?
Is there a way to convert a wordperfect file to a pdf?
How can I convert a wpd to pdf?
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toys4rocks
I didn't mean to do that!
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- Lehi
If it is not confidential you can email it to me and i will convert it for you. I have a full version.
Mother Deuce
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- Somewhere North of Ogden
In Word Perfect, from the drop down menu, you click "File", then "Publish To", then "PDF."
Milner
formerly "rckcrlr"
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- Hiding behind a camera
there is not a "publish to" option in my wp
toys4rocks
I didn't mean to do that!
- Location
- Lehi
Do you have a screen shot of your doc? I am jsut using a viewer for Word perfect and want to amke sure I am getting the whole thing.
Mother Deuce
Registered User
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- Somewhere North of Ogden
Strange. I have versions 10, 11 and 12 on 3 different computers and all have a publish to pdf. What version do you have?rckcrlr said:there is not a "publish to" option in my wp
I can handle your wpd file if nobody else has the program. If you're still struggling you can 'e' it to me and I'll get your .pdf.
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
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- Saratoga Springs, UT
all this knowledge about converting and I keep wondering why you would want to...
pdf is the best format to send resumes and things that don't need to be altered or edited because they will look the exact same on any machine, OS, or program that opens them. There isn't another format thats the same way, even if I use Microsoft Word on my Mac, when you open that same document (say a resume) on your windows machine, the formatting will likely be way off, making you look like a retard that doesn't know how to format a simple document.Spork said:all this knowledge about converting and I keep wondering why you would want to...
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
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- Saratoga Springs, UT
Supergper said:pdf is the best format to send resumes and things that don't need to be altered or edited because they will look the exact same on any machine, OS, or program that opens them. There isn't another format thats the same way, even if I use Microsoft Word on my Mac, when you open that same document (say a resume) on your windows machine, the formatting will likely be way off, making you look like a retard that doesn't know how to format a simple document.
That's true. I would rather have plain text for about anything else though...
Open Office can make pdf's, and it's free
CJJ92yj
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- Kearnsville
PDF files are great for business too. We convert all our drawings to PDF when we submit them to customers for Approval, etc. It allows anyone with a viewer to mark them up, plus it doesn't exactly allow them to cut and paste from our drawing files directly to their own drawing files.
Milner
formerly "rckcrlr"
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- Hiding behind a camera
I even looks different in different versions on WP....
chadr
Active Member
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- Hurricane, Utah
I use a program called PDF995. www.pdf995.com . It is a free version that the only draw back is that it pops up a link to ask you to buy their full version. It adds a printer to your computer and when you hit print, it will convert it. It works great.
Meat_ said:Open Office can make pdf's, and it's free
And it works well too, I began using it back in 12/05 and have not looked back since.
My digital faxes come over in PDF, and I always print to PDF to save files digitally and email them to others.
usually compresses the file size a little bit in most cases.